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Thursday, April 7, 2011
Spring Cleanup time is finally here!
After one of the worst winters in history,
It is time new beginnings and endless possibilities for your landscaping.
Monday, February 28, 2011
Celebrating our 25th SeasonI am now starting my
25th season. I am proud to say that I have built a strong reputation. I want to send out a big thank you... to everyone that has used our services in the past
25 years. It is very rewarding to drive around town with my family, and see some of the landscapes
and trees I have installed and planted, pointing them out to my kids. There are full grown trees around
town that I planted at 5-6 feet height. It gives me a sense of pride. I started
out with a 1978 Ford pickup and a yard sale lawn mower. I had a rake in one hand and a shovel in the other.
I think the main reason Yaitanes Landscaping has made it to its 25th year is that quality has always been my number
one priority and the fact that my employees return year after year. I believe If we always do a good job,
we will always be busy... I can't wait to see what the next 25 years will bring.
Thank you so much, Phil Yaitanes Thank you so much, Phil Yaitanes
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Snow RemovalI have received numerous calls for Snow Removal. We do most houses for $ 150.00 with a Bobcat pushing the snowbanks back so
that people can get in their garages and see when they are pulling out of their driveways. We also have Large Heavy
Equipment available to handle any job no matter what size!
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Sunday, August 22, 2010
Mosquito SprayingTriple E found in Middleboro! We spray an all natural Mosquito repellent in your yard (property
line, trees, grass, and shrubbery), It works!, lasts for over a month and is reasonably priced (avg house $ 100.00!) Garlic
keeps the vampires away. Tell all of your friends, It really works!
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Sunday, February 28, 2010
Spring CleanupsI love spring, the
new fresh air, the open windows, the sounds of the birds in the trees. It's now
time to get ready for some yard work or fun, I see it as fun. We are ready to start playing in the dirt and mulch
at your property, planting trees and shrubs and installing lawns. I have spent the past months, maintaining equipment
and lining up suppliers for 2010 and we are ready to go, See you soon
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Wednesday, December 16, 2009
We are ready for SnowAfter weeks of preparation, I am ready to roll, I have 6 plow trucks and 2 sanders all filled with fuel and ready to go. My
drivers and shovelers are waiting by their phones for the next storm to come.
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I hope it never snows but if it does, we are ready
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Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Saved the DucklingsI can't make this up! Last Friday I received a call from the Sharon Police Dept (yes I was nervous at first) commending
my men for their part in saving 10 ducklings that fell in a catch basin. Mother duck walked across the grate but
the ten ducklings followed each other in. I was told that when my men realized what had happened, they dropped what they were
doing and ran to assist. One held the others ankles while he reached down deep and grabbed the ducklings and passed them
out to the officer who would bring them to the Quacking mother. Made me feel good to get a call like that.
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Thursday, May 7, 2009
I reckon it's time to mulch!Now that the forsythia, pjm rhododendrons, and flowering ornamental trees have lost their flower petals, it is the time to
start spreading mulch. I recomend 100% Hemlock to all of my customers but for those of you that prefer a little darker, we
can always use pinebark mulch.
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Sunday, April 5, 2009
Grass is turning GreenWe have been moving right along with cleanup season. The guys have been putting in overtime to get everyone cleaned up
before the grass starts growng. I have noticed earlier this week that the grass is starting to green up. It won't be long
til' we start the mowing season. We will be out fertilizing this week. If you have any questions on your
lawn or landscape feel free to give me a call, Phil
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